The revival of a classic: Citroën unveils new electric version of its 2CV
French car manufacturer Citroën has unveiled a new electric version of its classic 2CV.
France 24 reports: French car manufacturer Citroën has unveiled a new electric version of its classic 2CV.
Although still a concept vehicle, the company says it plans to put the car into production within the next two years.
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